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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-Firse class store room in the finest
4 location IN city Hardy solomon IL Sens, Sil
East Douglas ave IalU
EOR RENT-Fine new store room 25xl.o feet; also
Il front olice room. Rtchland block Barnes s Son
druggists, lis Douglas ave. ils-J
E'QR RENT-Ofice and sleeping room in Richlani
l. block Barnes Son. druggists, Ills Douglas ave
G52-tf
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NOR SAIE-W NJ sgg ar eec -. tp o. r .. a-9 uts
: m J q Iiayfa-l1.- -l.4ri la We l-4- 81 Al
dress :. H. CUNNING ham. . box I-s Boston. &l-s
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LOST.

T OST-On Wednesday evening. two new SO bills
IL rolled together. on Douglas Ave- between Law
renee and Emporia- The finder viii be literally re-
varied by returning 20 Mrs - Noel ~ y En-
pnria- dSSs
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Tor -fIE-Flue farm Haar ~. Hop~ i'm proved a.
acres good V.yss land. 95arra- good has land sai
viii take IN trade horses OF cattle Inquire - pro
btte judge Office. @-f
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IyOR SALF-Valuablc farm Of no acre. 5 miles
; southeast OF wichita, miles north % Green
station. being tie northwest quarter 81 section L.
township O. range east. ~ acres improved - acrcs
ia pasture Price $5eu Terms tHothirds cash,
balance on time. For further information address
Iock box I2i, Trenton. o. Usual commission TO
agent selling. dlit-yH
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska.
tRock Island Route
GOING EAST & NORTH.
No. 81. Louis and Chicago, through Mail
and Express, leaves daily. S:}5
No. Kansas City and st. Joseph, Night Ex-
press, leaves daily s:35 p.
No. 40 Accommodation leaves daily Except
Sunday. 1000 a. m
GOING SOUTH.
No. Kansas City and St Joseph Express
arrives and departs daily $50 a. N
No. st. Louis and Chicago through Mail and
Express, arrives and departs daily. 10 p. m
No. a, Accommodation leaves daily Except
sunday lilo D. m
Pullman s. eeping all night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through 10 all points
Ticket Office and depot 3D L. Douglas ave.
c. A. RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent.
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Boston, Nov. ..
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Atc,fson E. Tone,,a 1st ...........I 1855
Atchison, Topeka * Santa Fe........-...-.... Si1S
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Missouri Paciflc-Fort Scott Route.

Missouri Paciflc--Fort Scott Route
ARRIVE DEPART
FROM. FOR.
Kansas City, 81. Louis and Eastern
Express. SIS N RS a N
Kansas CITY, ST. Louis and Eastern
Express. 500 pm 7d5 m
Conway Springs, Anthony and
Kiowa Express $50 p m S;55 IN
Conway Springs, Anthony and
Hiowa Accommodation. ............ 1910 a m 3l5 m
Wichita & Colorado Division.
Hutchinson, Sterling and Geneseo
Express. ......... 1905 m 9C5 m
Hutchinson, Sterling and Geneseo
-hiil. N M
All trains daily.
The Missouri Pacific, EFT. Scott Route" run
through Pullman sleeping Kansas City and
St Louis on all night trains daily; also through free
reclining chair both night and morning
trains This is the shortest line to Louis by IS
miles and the popular line 10 all points north
and south. Connections made in Union depots
in both Kansas City and ST. Louis with all lines
from these points. Ticket Office 10 North Main St.
y. c. KEERAN
Pass. and Ticket Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~--------~----------
MISS 4 z SHERMAN

Lessons in Painting. Tenn OF Is lessons for SIS
or 81 cents peg lesson Drawing Tor term Of IS los
So. y cents per lesson orders for Christ
mas presents and decorations taken Studio IL y
Lawrence avenue. slim
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

CTRAYED-on the night Of the nth. one dark
- brown horse, shoes his front feet. slight hump
on his rump. ANY information LEADING ~ hts re-
oovery Will De suitably rewarded L. I. Kramer
~. North Topeka. d5-Ss
CToLEN-FrCrn Union Depo; Monday night Nov.
- sist, black vlliSe containing papers and pa
perS which are OF no 10 anyone hgt the owner.
Reward viii NJ paid and no questions asked II pa
pers returned 70 cIlce OF Commercial hotel
John y Foster. GA-e-
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Kansas City Live Stock.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:

ne LISB SUCK IIUICdUoI ItpOIlo'
CATTLE-Receipts, two days a, 100 shipments;
Loo; Slow and 5S10c lower than Wednesday. Good
medium, S3.l5S40G stockers, s2.G@2sf feeders.
s2659S2; cows, sl2592es grassers, $lsOs:V 40
market opened strong, closing weak and shade
lower good to choice 81 slss = common 10 medl-
SHEEP-Receipts. two days, lSG shipments,
none; market steady. Good 10 choice, S2SD9325 COM
mon TO medium, Sl.JtG2.70
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STORAGE.

SToRAGE-Cheapest snd best place in wichita
- 10 store ali kinds Of goods. Cali ~ SS Main.
SToRAGE-Eor household goods Tnercsaud-ss,
- boxed OF loose II you have any SOas.a % store
bring them TO tie wieAlia Storage 60, No lis wess
Douglas ave E-tf
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STRAYED.

STRAYED-Fro-n bavr small So-r~l peny branded
- On shoulder. Any information or the return
viii oe rewarded by Wichita MercStsie Co stf
CTRAY PoNY-one sorrel. white feet. hall faced
PONY IL, ID Root Bros. harm. - W Waterman
Finder will be rewarded for his whereabouts koot
BrCS- ST.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. CHARLES A. WILSON
DR.. O. G. FTTRTEY

Physician and Surgeon, Office Isl n Main St, over
Pattee 81 Martins art store. Office hours: 70 II
M, 20 p. m, to p. N. All catarrhal diseases q
speciality. dleO
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Is.
CATTLE-Receipts,2 CO., shipments II, 800. market
slow and easier; choice heavy native steers $3.50
$50 fair to good native steers S3.sOG43G; butchers
steers medium 10 choice, S22G23.s5; stockers and
feeders. fair 10 good, &l&2.SG rangers, common TO
good fed. &. lC94.O.
HOGs-Receipts, fOsI; shipments, SG market
active and higher on heavy; steady on light choice
heavy and butchers selections i5.0Ga5zG Workers
and packers medium to prime s4.Gg95GG pigs, COM
mon to good, s4.3G9i65.
SHEEP-Keceipts 800 shipments, 500 market
steady; fair to fancy S3.0)S4.l0 lambs S3.S994.D.
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DENTISTS.
e VIII SON
", L. DOYL,

Dentist All work guaranteed hrst-class ONCE:
10 Il. I1oug!as avenue, over Barnes d Son : drug
store, Wichita, Kansas dl5Itf
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E. n. CONKLIN. N. D.

Physician and Surgeon, office 329 Z Douglas a
Telep bone at office No. 29i telephone at resider
No. 10 Hi;
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Eclectic Physician and Surgeon; treats al acute
and Chronic diseases; cure of piles guaranteed
pay; oxygen treatment given when indicated and no
charge made if no benefit follows.
Cfflc hours to u a. ~ and to and TO q. m.
ONCE IS y Main street cor. Second. Wichita.
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0. ". KELLOGG & SON.

Architect ana superintendent. Plans and speciA-
cations Tor ali classes OF buildings. Ofice over A.
drich & Brown. Reed Il Mcpherson building. Na-o
street.
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TOR SALE per cent per month guaranteed
/ good. improved. inside houses ami lots Kca.ires
Sl5gJ 20 $l's9 20 handle. Gail al 80 North Main -.
5tt
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SPANISH. FRENCH AND GERMAN,
FRENCH AND GERMAN

Lessons given by x. Il. de NuHdveI,o. Can o.
dress room 50. Biting building. Isj-l1
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I'OR SAIE-Restaursnt and boarding house, do
4 ing good business; cause Tor selling desire
leave the city. For further Information call al No.
ll5 South Water street 90
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-A irst-class soft coal base heater
I at ll2s n Topeka ave: ds-s.
TNoR SALE-A wen established medicl insiitu-
Il ton- VIII pay % per the investment: good
reasons Tor selling. Address. NJ J. c. Eagle Office.
GS-S+
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

LOR SALE-A complete set Of abstracts
Z Of Meade county. written up to date
VIII sell reasonable good opening for an expert
enCed 4hetracter. Address lock box S. Neade Zen
ter. Kansas 32it
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

J1OR SALE-Once and Office furniture. stove.
4 desk, chars. etc, centrally located Inquire at
room 9, No. - =. Main St L3-Gf
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NOR SALE-Solid walnut folding bed, nearly
Il new, half price. 81 North Emporia ave. g:
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-Four unfinished rooms SIS per
Il month il advance. Inquire 1T ,W East Central
ave or at 5Ol West Douglas ave. \. w. Robinson.
5-6*
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W. M. JOHNSON. M. D,

Homeopathic. General practice, chronic disease
and diseases Of females. ONCE over III Main 81
Telephone No l5. Once hours to u a. m. to
p; NJ. Residenc % North Fourth avenue Tele
UhONp IF
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B, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. M. \.

Physician and Surgeon, Office and residence W
corner Douglas and Lawrence avenues. Specialties:
Diseases OF women and children, obstetrics and
venereal diseases. viii respond promptly to calls
during day or night. Office hours, 10 II m, to
and TO . m
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

MRS. s 7, HENDERSON,
Teacher o. Piano, Organ and Theory, - North
Market street
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-24
JEFFERSONVILLE.

A. A. Bellus goes this week to Massa-
chusetts.
George Burnham and wife spent the
Sabbath in johnson.
Webster Page and wife are in very
poor health; also John Page.
A blind musician gave a concert at the
Town Hall one evening last week.
Oscar Atwood. of Rutland, was in town
Saturday; also Henry Wetherby.
Mrs. Abel, of Magnolia, Iowa, is Wis
iting at 5. Z. Stinehour's and other places
in town.
Mrs. Varnum has been confined to the
house for several days, on account oil
sickness.
David Mcclure was 81 years of age on
Monday. He is still quite smart and has
a good memory.
Harry Sinclair was awarded the prize
offered by the PerciYal troupe, having
had the most votes.
Mr.. Patterson moves this week to St
Adams, where he has position on the
Central Vermont railroad.
DR.. Buchanan was unexpectedly calico
to Connecticut Saturday on account OF
the severe illness of brother, who is in
attendance at Yale College.
Melvin has a full line of spring medi
clnes, also a good assortment of al
kinds. If you want good goods at low
est prices go to MelvIns. He takes the
lead. Read his advertisement.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-24
NORTH WOLCOTT.

H. w. Camp, who has been sick fol-
several weeks, is now much better and
able to be out again.
Al. Baldwin, a former resident OF
this place, but now living in Barre, was
in this place last week.
The brothers and sisters of Mrs. P. B.
Franklin gave her pleasant surprise the
18th, it being her birthday.
Mrs. George Taylor had her hand bad.
ly scalded while emptying hot water into
kettle of potatoes, but was doubtless
in hopes to save the potatoes. We
should not have thought it so strange il
it had been to save pork, but potatoes
are so cheap we think it rather poor econ
omy. But there is no great loss without
some small gain. Emma thinks she will
now have good excuse to 90 visiting
We are willing, so long as she is unable
to do the work, and then we will save sc
much in board. You know it is hare
times and we have had long cold win
ter, with snow five feet deep on /
level, and it is necessary to economize
So, neighbors, have your pantries vel
filled, for she is coming.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-24
BURY.

George Nelson, former resident, has
been in town visiting.
George Hunt, of Hopkinton, Mass, is
in town for short stay.
A letter from Alvin Randall reports his
safe arrival in Denver, Col.
Mrs. Oscar COfran, who has been sick
for long time, is improving.
f. j. Hatch has hired Charles Cham
berlain's farm for another year.
William and Henry Sprague. who were
called here by the death of their father,
have returned to their homes.
j. G. Dawson has gone to Barton,
where he will soon open a livery stable
in connection with the lower hotel.
Foster Rand, who has lived with w.
p. Kaiser the past winter, has rented and
moved into Simeon kidder's house.
Mrs. Prescott Scott has let her farm tC
Henry Miller for another year. lie has
been on the farm tor the past three years
and gives good satisfaction.
The late George f. Sprague had nearly
completed Il history of all soldiers tina
enlisted in this town in the war OF tn
rebellion from 1861 to 1864, and it vii
soon be published.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-24
hyde PARK.

School meeting next Tuesday night.
Every district should have a full rep
resentation of its taxpayers.
Rev. S. W. Clemens, a native of
this town and member of the Troy
Conference died recently at Haga-
mans Mills, N. Y.
The wife of N. B. Perry died Sun
day. Brief services were held at her
late home Monday by Rev. Mr.. Ward,
the remains being carried to Under
hill for burial Tuesday.
An early Easter is so called a sign
of early spring. 1t comes on the 10th
of April this year; last year it was
the 10Th of April, as late as it could
come according to the calendar.
Owing to sickness, A. o. Gates,
Esq, was unable to give his /" "trip
across the continent" last Friday eve
ming. He will be present Thursday
evening of this week and the pro-
gramme arranged will be given at that
time.
The Powers family have decided to
locate in Brockton, Mass, where Mrs.
Powers has been during the winter.
Their household goods have been
shipped ard Joe left Monday night
Anna and John will leave in a few
days.
Tie docket for the April term o.
Court from the News AND CITIZEN
Job rooms (and by. the way very
neat piece of typography, is just out
1t contains 107 cases, divided as fol
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-24

STERLING.-B. w. Shaw was taken
suddenly and seriously i'll last Wednes-
day night. He was somewhat alarmed
about himself, as he was alone, and to
call help in his critical condition seemed
almost impossible. but he got to win
dow and rang bell, which summoned
the neighbors. A physician was sent for
and his brother B. o. Shaw, from Nor
risville, called. In few hours he was
made more comfortable, and is now con-
Valescent. Mr.. Shaw thinks it not wise
to longer remain alone, and has hired
Adelbert Davis for the present.-A few
of the neighbors dropped in at the home
| OF Frank Waite the other evening to make
| them an evening visit. The occasion
will long be remembered. After a few
hours were spent in chatting and singing
Mr.. Waite introduced a new and fascinat-
ing game, much to the enjoyment of all.
though none were accurate enough to
play correctly. After this the old Gus
tom of preparing an evening meal was
insisted upon by Mrs, Waite and we were
obliged to submit, and when sweetened
| by the delicious maple honey it almost
seemed like sugar festival. At the heuI
of midnight we left Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
with our best wishes.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-24
WATERXILiE.

Fred Darrar visited in Enosburgh the
past week.
N. B. Page has moved back on to his
farm again.
Augustus Waters was at home a few
days the past week.
Enos Fletcher has moved into part of
Gideon Woods house.
Carl Wicks. of Cambridge, has moved
into D. F. Matrices house.
Mrs. Laberdee has gone to live with
her son-in-law, Henry Russell.
Adelbert Stockwell has moved into N.
B. Pages house near Darrar's hotel.
Ami Leach has bought the land of Ell
bridge Wilbur, known as COX Hin.'
Miss Hattie Wood, of Fairfax, was the
guest of Uncle Edgar Maynard last week.
Henry Wetherbee. of Burlington, has
been the guest of j. V. Stevens recently.
The drama, ''Above the Clouds"
played by the young people Saturday
evening was very nice, and drew a crowd
ed house.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-24
HARDWICK.

If it keeps warm now the roads will be
almost impossible.
NJ. E. Tucker started Monday on a
business trip to Mass.
Fred Stemm has concluded his labor in
the store of |. P. Titus.
Leroy Ford is selling stereoscopic
views and cabinet views.
S. G. Lewis went back to Montpelier to
school Monday morning.
Edgar Perkins has gone to Mackville
to work for d. Bridgman. EsFs2a
&c. McCrillis and wife are now board
ing at the Maple Park House.
About so couples attended the '.public''
at the Centennial House last Friday eve.
H. A. Bridgman is at home for a few
weeks. He has been in the life insurance
busiaess in Maine all winter.
Horace Andrus sold his personal and
farm property at auction last week. The
Batchelder brothers bought the farm.
Foster, Bailey, & Harris expect to
complete their granite job for the r. r.
company this weels-nd then suspend
operations until the snow goes off.
The farmers are getting ready for the
sugar season. Many do not care
whether they domuch or not, on account
of the great depth of snow in the woods,
from to feet.
A petition was circulated here Monday
for the appointment of Mr.. E. II. Bios
som as superintendent of the St. j. 81 l..
G. r. r. company, and it was generally
signed by our business men, and no ap-
pointment would give such satisfaction
along the line.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-24
WATERBURY CENTRE.

Don A. Cate is convalescing from two
weeks illness of rheumatic fever.
A very enjoyable time was had at the
= box party held by post Stetson.
Mrs. Martin G. Willie has been quite
poorly since her visit at Waterville.
Miss Minnie Lyon goes to Vergennes
to accept position in the Reform School.
o. w. May and F. N. Smith were in
Hyde Park last week Friday and Satur-
day.
Mrs. Fenner continues revival meetings
this week. As yet not much move has
been made.
o. w. DAVIS and wife were called tc
Morrisville last Thursday by the illness
of his mother.
The Relief Corps sociable will be held
the afternoon of April 9Th, to which the
Post is invited.
Miss frankie Newcomb returned home
Saturday evening. Mrs. Walker of Bur
lington came with her.
Vern Dillingham; has moved from
Stowe to Hem Hills farm where he
works for eight months.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-24
BUSINESS SUCCESS GUARANTEED.

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After three annual payments the
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THIRTY-sIxTH ANNUAL STATEMENT, JAN. 1, 1887:
S10,50099 Is
n
Surplus at j per cent IN standard over 10000
Gain in 1856, cent O1,5S5 p
Gain in 1886, A cent 125OO 90
NJ. Y. BULL & CO., STATE AGENTS, ALBANY, N Y.
O. '. MOSELEY, Agent North Hyde Park, Vermont,
"a Communications by mail will receive prompt attention 81
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-24
EAST HARDWlCK.

The 1. o. of G. T. increases.
Mr.. II. Montgomery is failing fast.
Mrs. j. Stanton has sold her farm.
Bert Stafford drives gay pair of sor-
rels.
Blanche Stuart has returned from
Barre.
Henry Currier has taken another job at
Stowe.
Rev. DR.. Hulburt has been stopping
in town.
Mrs. r. Davis has been quite sick with
pneumonia.
Mrs. d. w. Jenness is recovering from
rheumatic fever.
E. Little has purchased about 20 COWS
for Mrs. NJ. COnant.
Gertie Wiswell and Merton Wells, of
Cabot. were in town recently on Il visit.
Dan Hunts house was burned on Tues
day evening of last week, with most of
its contents.
Mrs. DR.. Hurlburt, who spent the sum-
mer on Cape Cod, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rogers.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-24
EDEE.

The large road rollers have proved to
be such superior implements for road
making that it is said more will be built
before another winter sets in.
Service at the Corners church every
Sunday at 1915 a. M, with Sunday
school after the preaching service. Rev.
Mr.. Bec&with is expected to remain.
George White closed a success ful term
of school in the Branch district on Fri
day of week before last, and is reported
to have been the stillest school in town.
At the rec ent town meeting the Select
men were instructed notsto furnish liquor
for the ensuing year. A petition was
drawn up and circulated, praying the
commissioner not to make any agent in
town; voted to return to the town sys-
TEN of schools by majority of three,
several in the house not voting, as they
considered the case fairly settled last
year. We are reliably informed that this
decision is not the voice of the majority
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-24
CLOVER.

Within the limits of the village school
district there are % people over seventy
years of age.
In the village of Glover there are IS
families of only three members each; %
families of two persons each, and nine
persons that keep house, living alone.
There was pleasant gathering at the
home of F. F. Bean on Thursday last,
it being their 50th wedding anniversary.
Mr.. Beams father was one of the first
settlers in town. A history of the fami-
ly was prepared and read by a niece,
Mrs. j. E. Dwinell. A poem was writ
ten and read by Mrs. E. E. Stevens. The
Revs. Sterling and More were present
and in their remarks stated that they had
never before attended a golden wedding.
During the gold fever season Mr.. Bean
went to California, and several that went
with him were pfoseuJ AT his golden
wedding. Relatives from Massachusetts
were also present. Four generations
were present.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-24
ELM ORE.
Jim Steam is in town.

jim Steam Is IN town.
V. L. Slayton was in town Monday.
Willis Griswold's youngest child is
quite sick.
Willie Wells will work for Chas. Ward
this season.
Fred Mower commenced another sea-
sons work for Ii. d. Cook Monday.
We should Judge that Road Commits
sioner Jones means business by the plOw-
ing lie did Saturday.
Ben. Brown attempted suicide recently
by cutting his throat with a razor, but
was discovered in time to save his life
though he had cut quite a cash, which
bled freely.
Uncle Henry c. Parker was buried Sun,
day. He was one of the first settlers and
the oldest man in town, being over 80.
He was born Dec. Il, 1876, and died
March IS, 1887.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-24
GREENS RORC.

C. Conant has returned to the Lake
View House.
Mrs. w. Goss found little help for her
eyes in New York.
The band marched up to Mr.. Smalley's
soon after his house was finished, played
a few pieces, presented and hung out n
sign Cottage HoGel," and then gave
three cheers. Soon after Mr.. SmalIey
invited the members with their ladies to
an oyster supper, and about "a were pres
ent and had an eniOYab time.